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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

A number of Wardncr ladies' wer,
Yesterday engaged in the manufacture If
baby. They seemed to vie with each
other in the work. allotted them, on,
making LEG, annhrr an arm, while the
head. body, feet anu hands were studio,
OF perfect anatomy that the best sculptor
in the land miaht envy. T" n,mr tn.
young Wardn,rite was the mos, difficult
task, hut finally Alexander was fixed o,
As htti . cocnomen. and now they MI
take pride in their Ii Il Alec.-Ne,rs
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01
TO. THE POOR INDIANA"

Below we present an interview with
Col p. H. Winston, Register Of the
Land Office at Lewiston, Idaho, and We
would most respectfully dedicate it to the
"Philap,hropists in Boston, the old
women of Philadelphia and t" the
department Of the interior at Washing
ton.
Colonel, tell me something Of the
Indian reservation and the INDIANS.
"The Nee Pcrce Indian reservation is
six miles tr' IN Lewiston, Idaho, and
CONTAINS six hundred thousand acres Of
land. This land, il open TO settlement.
would produce from forty to seventy
bushels Of wheat to the mere, and would
make happy homes for ten th"us nd
families. There are now on this rerprva-
tim about 800 Indians What d"
they do7" "The men hunt and fish,
and two or three of them have few
MES and few cattle.
The women fish and few Of them
have little garden patches. The ln-
dams will bW work."
Elbow are they governed ?"
"They are IN . state Of wardship.
They are not ci,izrns-Thev are in about
the same conditi"n the negroes would b.
now it, ut the end of the war. they bad
been put IF 10 various countries and led
by the Freed mans Bureau"
"What is their tu.urs?"
"They have none"
1t is impossible for them under the
present system Of ward-hip to amount to
'sny,hing. The system Itself prevent the
race becon,iny anything but lazy, dirty
lousy set of va.abunds without the poet
~ Of the Italian Or the guitar OF the
Spaniard.
You seek in vain for Minnehaha
although m Indian be an orator, poet
law giver, philosopher, 6nancirr he csn
not rise abo"e the level Of vasabopd,
under this system
Are there any exceptionsT"
A few have p"nirS aud cattle and
make trips to the cast and repeat the old
story OF the Indians wrongs TO Boston
Philan,hr.pis,s and old women in Phila
deIphia and are rewarded by money
presents which they bring back and be-,
90 horse races These few are opposed
to a change Of. the system. The r.s'
know nothing and care nothing about
anything"
"What is the remedy ?"
make the Indian citizen, let him
take up land rs ci,izrn-srll the res,
and give the Indian the money. The,
would each have then. ray 100 acres Of
land to .ach family and $l.0OO in ca-h
That is more than the government o
God Almighty ever did Ter me.
''ls MT this dangerous experiment?
"H"w? No. It succeeded with tn,
negro and he was made citizen paupr
with no land aud n" money. Do thi
and You give to civilization millions o
acres OF tn" very best lands and make
cities and villages like F,rm,n .tnn and
Lewiston. Salem, ". Q.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01
Total Eclipse ofthe Sun.

BERLIN, Aug. l9.--Th-re was on
eclipse Of the sun to day. The ky wa,
entirely overcast. and the sun WAS in
visible. The eclipse Was preceded b,
the appearance Of deeply co'ored clouds
The color increased as the sun rnse, bu,
gradually faded, wh-reup"u general
darkness suddenly set in, Clouds Of in
creased deep colored returned utter few
minutes, and then daylight cnsued
Thousands Of people came to Berlin by
railway and carriages from differ, ut
poiuts to observe the eclipse.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

In their personal habits Gov. Hill and
X 'sc"e Conkhn. have various points Of
resemblance. They seldom touch liquor
in any form they are moi fond ni
tobacco; they eat sparinely, think deep
" aud sleep well. Both are in fine
phi, steal cnndili"n aud are able to per
FIRM great deal of work in the hottest
kiud Of weather.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

Gen. Sherman IN his West PHtnr
speech I" the recent graduates said
There is an cid saying that 'kn"wled..
is power. This is no. true. Action l.,
power, and when guided by knowl-ds,
produces the largest measure IF results
| have encountered men who knew more
"i the science of war than Grant. Meade
ar Hancock whom l would not hav,
intru>ted with picket guard"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

y. u keete was ever in the Waha
country, IN the north side of the river,
on Tuesday last He reports lots u
grain in that section and says that he
saw seven .hrr.hing machines, five Of
them steam power, at work within IA
dlns at seven mills. tie thinks thai
there will be over BOO. 00O tons OF wheat
thre>hrd in that >e''i"n of country this
,all.-ASDftn Sentinel.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

"Bet re being lynched "Wednesday
ni.h',' says one of the Dakota BeWS
ex h,necs, "Cnlonpl Mn-sd,aler handed
u s. and requested that the Hagroke
be continued to bis family for another
year Tie C"lonel is gentleman and
II public spirited citizen. Our bes,
wishes accompany him.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

Louis Kaufman in tn. cmn,oy of a
brewing abi>hment in Los Angeles,
caught the sleeve al his jumper IN the
machinery on the 23rd ult., and nne of
his arms crushed to pieces and torn from
the socket. The shock to his system
was SO great that it is believed be caunot
r.cOVpr
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

Gov. Stevenson Yesterday appointed
james Nj. Ballentine, of B,iSe Civ, n.
Delegate 10 represent the Territory of
Idaho at the Farmers National Stock
Gr"weIs Congress, which convenes in
Chicago Nov. LIST, lSS7.-Boise Re
publican.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

The value Of tn cattle of ,hi. country
is estimated by Commissioner c leman
at the large sun Of $1,000. O00. 900, AMI
he says the annual products Of these ami
mals are four times the yearly earning.
Of all the railroads Of the country.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

Travelling bpusar- should receive no
announcement. Without stihny any
charitable impulse, people should feet
that there Is provision in a | localities for
the unfortunate, aud the fact of an at
tempt to become public charge on
other communities j. an evidence that
they are unwu,thv.-J0urndi.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01

II takes the tusk- OF $4,000 elephants
a year to supply the worlds piano keys,
billiard balls and kuifs handles.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-09-01
WORKING GLASSES 4! Il

We are are now prepared to furnish AL classes
with employment at home. the whole q, the
time, r for their spare m"meDtt BUSINESS
new light and profitable. Persons of e,,he,
sex easil earn from 30 cents 20 S. 90 per even.
ing. and a proporti nal sum by devntinp all
their tim I" the business. Boys and girls cam
nearly MS much as men. That all VIII Sc. his
NAV send their address. and test the business
We make this "ffer TO such az are NOT w.ll
sst',6ed We will se..d one d liar t" pay for the
trouble of writing. Full particulars and out.
Gt free. Address
GKoRoS SIHsaS q Co., Portland, Mains.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
CITY.


CITY.
A post Office has been estab ished at Re.
Lance, Warren county, Va.
Jamcs X. Fallen, colored n fugitive from
Justice, was taken back to Danville, Va, Sat-
urCay.
detective Mahon Saturday night arrested
william Miller for the larceny of IS from John
T. Phillips, 5ll street southwest.
The will of David Jones. an old soldier, filed
with the register, bequenthes his property to
three cousins residing in the state OF OHIO.
John Gillian, arrested on the statement of
his wife that he poisoned her, was released
saturday. She stated that she had been mis-.
taken
The question, ais brewery manufacturing
establishment" has been referred to the dis.
trict attorneys office by the commissioners for
Hn opinion.
The application OF Mossrs. Poole & Brooke,
037 Louisiana avenue, for q license to store
and keep on sale infammnbe oil was disap-
proved Saturday by the commissioners.
During the past year 1859 prisoners wero
received at the Washington Asylum. Or.
Chew, physician to the asylum, reports that
iVj persons were admitted to the hospital.
About o'clock Saturday afternoon Willie
Hammond, aged 10 years, accidentally foil
from wagon on u street, near Third north
west, breaking his left arm below the elbow.
George Godmell Il timer, while at work
saturday afternoon ~ inc new school Dullulny
corner of third and G streets southeast, was
taken suddenly i'll ana removed TO Providence
Hospital.
About 10 o'clock Saturday night DR.. r. b.
Adair, of Gainesville, Ga, Il guest at the st.
James Hotel, was knocked down and slightly
buisCd by pair OF horses attached to wagon
on pennsylvania avenue and sixth street.
Water mains have been ordered to BE- laid
on NJ street. between North Capitol and First
streets northwest; on g street, between First
and SCcOud streets southwest; and on Third
street southwest, between aud X streets.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
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10 pieces G0.inch bleaohed German damask,
plain white or with red border, soc. per yard.
10 pieces 6i-inch bleached German damask,
Csc. per yard.
90 pieces Gs-iuch bieached Scotch double
dsmask, at 75c.
We have all qualities from that price up to
sl.9s rer YARD.
1000 yards all linen towellug in remnants OF
from . to yards each at bargain prices.
eco duck and damask towels at 25c. each; the
fOimer prices were 30 to 37c., and that is their
actual value.
100 dozen 2o-inch red border damask nap
kins, at 81. so per dozen.
$50 dozen fruit doylles at Z, 8, 9, 10, 12I6 10,
and 1Sc.
COO dozen all linen doylies at 29c. per dozen;
they were 3jc.
1O0 dozen satin damask, knotted fringe,
double damask towels, iSc.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-P Potomac No. 5, Georgetown; b, r.
French, No. 10. Masonic Temple; Anacostis,
No. u, Anacostn; Pcntalpha, M, %, Ma
sonic Temple; Eureka, No. 8, 3OS Eleventh
street northwest.
l. o. o. F.-Beacon, No. Is, Odd Fellows
Hall: Excelsior, No. II, Odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony, No. Q, Eighth-sLreet Hall, East Wash.
iDgton; Union, No. IL, Third street aud Penn
sylyania avenue northwest; Naomi, No /, ID. OF
r., Moore's Hall. Seventh street.
Knights of Pythias --Calanthe, No. II, Penn.
sylvania avenue and Ninth. street northwest;
Equal, No. H. 3li Eighth street northwest;
Harmony, No, 81, Thirteen. and.a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
Knights of Honor--Potomac, No. 1924.
]. q. of R.-IIcber Tent, No, 10, Georgetown.
o. X. M.-Osagc, No. 6, 1923 Seventh street
northwest.
10. NJ Potomac, No. Q, 600 c street north.
west; Harmony, No. 10, Hilton Hall, Seventh
and ID streets northwest.
Knights Of the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No
., Elks Hall, 901 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Unlon-Congressions No. 203, 1905
g street northwest.
Union Veterans Union-John A. Logan, No
2, Veterans Hall, 023 F street
Sons Of Jonadab- b-lnvincible, No. 7, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
|. o. G. T.-Friendship, No. IL. Wilmo
Hall, corner Eighth and streets northeast.
National Republican., 1887-09-05

100 dozen 5s-Gcrman linen napkins for 81
per dozen; reduced from sl.09.
% dozen Ss-Gcrman linen napkins, rod bor-
ders, Sl.2i per dozen.
100 Ill superHne crochet spreads, reduced
from s1.55to sl.39.
l6 very fine Marseilles spreads Slightly
soiled on the wrong side) to be sold below
cost.
so dozen Turkish tidy towels, entirely new
designs, ranging in price from 25c. to i5c.
1000 dozen bleachod wash rags at &c. each,
100 dozen blcached wash rags, sold last
week at &c., but now &c.
100 Al silk tapestry covers in peacock silver,
olive, and cardinal interviewer with tinsel;
they ore 81 40, but arc worth at least -.
cases of the popular "Palais Royal spreads
TO be sold at 9ic each; they are yards long
and ~ yards wide.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Luray Caverns,

The tenth and last excursion but one to the
famous caverns Of Luray will take place on
should purchase their tickets early as he
number is limited. Each ticket calls for a re.
served seat coupon, both going and returning.
Covered phGtOns carry passengers to and from
or sun, so that the weather has nothing to do
with the success of the trip. There is no
crowdirg or confusion either going or return.
ing. The cayerns are lighted by electric
lights, aided by hundreds of candles. thus
fully displaying all its hidden beauties. Round
trip tickets are 81 so, which includes ad-
mission. The train leaves b. aud D. depot,
Washington, $50 a. m. and returning arrives
at 900 p. m. -Four full hours are allowed at
the caverns. Meals can be had at Luray res.
taurant for so cents, or at the hotel for u.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
NEW CASH REGISTER.
A Valuable Patent for Merchants and
BusinesB Houses.


Those business men who have wrestled In
anguish Of spirit with various complicated
cash registers of more or less unsatisfactory
construction will doubtless be pleased to
know that there is for sale a register that
comes as near to perfection as possible.
1t is the invention OF Washingtonian. and
for simplicity aud correctness cannot be
surpassed. Not only is the amount received
shown on the face Of the register, but the
total sum received can be ascertained at any
time by the person who has the key to the
box. The machine Is inclosed in nicely
finished walnut case, and the exterior metal
work is nickel plated. The cost Is fully 30
per cent. less than that OF any other regis
ter on the market A company OF Wash
ingtonians-the Capital Cash Register Com.
pany-has been formed to manufacture and
sell the article, and the following gentle
men, whose names are familiar to the pub.
lie, compose the board of directors: A. +.
Chllds. president; II. o. Towles, vice presi-
dent; Il, e.. Davis, treasurer; Aven Pearson,
secretary; Alexander Elliott, IT,, NJ. ID.
Helm, G. w. Howard, and @. w. Thorn.
The machine is on exhibition at Mr..
Towles's furniture store, on the avenue.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
THE CITY GUARDIANS.
Important Recommendations by the
Chief of Police,

Chief of Police,
Mai, Moore, in his annual report for the
past fiscal year, shows that 1887, l93.SS were
expended for the police department. For
the coming year be asks $50l, ,0S0, which
provides for 100 additional prIvates, the In
crease Of pay for eight lleutenants, who
are recommended to be raised to the rank
Of captain for thirty sergeants, four sur
geons, and seventeen station clerks, and
for remodeling the first and third precinct
stations. There are other increases asked
for. He asks that Congress abolish the
army and navy clause, aud that legislation
be obtained to remove the evil Influences
Of the pool room, He suggests that some
remedy should be provided to lessen the
work Of the police court, and thereby pro-
duce better efficiency among the police.
The police funds amounted to S2S,S1S 81.
Pensions were paid to the amount Of
fi,S6O. Statistics accompany the report
showing the workings of the sanitary Office
and the police department. There were
19,s75 arrests made. The report also
showed that there were forty one officers de-
tailed
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Highland County Club.

Mr.. John f. Waggaman, our enterprislng
zeal estate man, and number OF other leading
business men, have just completed splendid
club house at the Highlands" where gentle
men and ladies out driving can be accommo.
dated with refreshments. Such place on one
OF our country drives has long been needed,
and the new club, which has been named the
Highland County, Club, will fill the bill.
from Washington, on the main stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, which Is about
ten minutes ride. II can also be reached by
drive through the Soldiers Home and by Lin-
coin avenue and North Capitol street, via
GlenwCod Cemetery. and on past Brookss sta.
tlon, o. by II street and Maryland avenue aud
the old Baltimore turnpike. Mr.. L. g. Hine is
treasurer, and Mr.. z. 7. Carpenter secretary.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
The Steamer Corcoran.

Capt. Blake, OF the steamer Corcorau, Is
disposed to perform his share to make the
visit of the delegates to the medical congress
pass pleasantly while soJourning In our city.
To accommodate those desirous OF visiting
Mount Vernon the steamer will make two
trips daily, one at 10 a. m. and the other AT p.
m. 1t is thought that these will be found ac
ceptable to those who wish to take the trip.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Ladies'

In delicate health needing gentle yet ,efiec;;
fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, pleasing to the
taste acceptable TO the stomach, and perfectly
safe in all cases. II is tho most easily taken
cure and prevent costiveness TO dispel head
aches, colds, and feyers, and strengthen the
kidneys, liver, and bowels, and Is therefore a
favorite remedy with ladies. For sale In 80
cent and 81 bottles by all leading druggists.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Facilitating the Iasue of Patents.

Chief Clerk Walker. OF the general land
office, has issued an order to the chiefs Of diyls-
isions where examination is made OF the ap-
plication for land patents which 1t is said will
iaeiliiate issuing oi Patent IN cases @ whefe no
These cases are to be passed upon rs rapidly
rs possible, and where there is any defect or
omission, or where an amendment Is required,
the necessary steps are to be taken forthwith
to close the case. The filing away indefinitely
Of suspended cases is expressly prohibited.
The clerks examining the cases are required
rated for efficiency on the record thus made.
National Republican., 1887-09-05

THE Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
uTe tour 10 the Allegheny Mountains and
Crcsson Springs on the 9Th instant. Round
trip tickets. including one days board at
the famous Mountain House, good to return
within ten days, will be sold from Wash
ington at IS. Those ayailing themselves OF
these enjoyable trips will leave Washington
at $50 a. M, connecting at Harrisburg with
gDpcial train
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Rnhhnrles Rennrtad.

James c, Jacobs, li29 Ohio avenue, reports
stolen silver watch and plated chain and
locket, yaluedat Sl2; Henry z. Alger, lll2 II
street northwest, reports stolen a solitaire dIa.
mOnd ring and three gold rings, value S35;
Lester A. Bartlett, 1922 Massachusetts, avenue,
and chain, with seal, and light colored suit
OF ClOLheS stolen.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
See Our Prices on watches.

Ladies solid gold Cnat. winders..... 90
Ladies sd li.k gold 'g.case sim. d rs. IS No
Ladies sd gold American st, .wlnders.. % 90
Ladies sd silver open face Stem-winders. 0 10
Gents sd sil hun ng case stem -winders.. : 80
Gents sil. on. face Walham st. wluders. 10 o.
G'tS ga Walt. OF El., filled case sL.w'drs. % O1
Gents solid gold American stem-winders.. 2s M
Gents Ii k. sd gold Volt. -winders... 50 o.
A guarantee accompanies every watch.
X. HAKRls y Co., 1872 Ith street.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
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Prior to the removal of Linen and Housekeeping
Goods Department to third floor will sell every
thngn the stock at greatly reduced prices in fact prime
is about what will realize this sale. Take
advantage of the reduced prices Don't fail to attend
the sale.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have been
Issued as follows: II. T. Ward, of this city,
and Ora Hood, of Richmond county, Va;
bartholomew Curran and Ellen GAVIN; John
Boswell, OF this city, and Henrietta James, OF
Frederick, Md; Samuel 8. Anderson OF this
city, and Rosetta Peterson, of Sussex county.
Va: Patrick Connolly aud Mary Graelish;
Charles Z; Morgan and Martha a. Williams;
william Hackley and olivia Frazier.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Shot I'm the Left jaw,

Samuel Walker and Robert Wilson, both col
ored, had quarrel at Eighth street aud Gram
avenue at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, dur
ing which Walker shot Wilson In the left jaw
iniliCting q dangerous wound. Walker was
HnCsted and Wilson was taken to Freedman's
Hospital, where DR.. Shadd extracted the ball
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Prootor,s Dancing Academy,

Prof +. NJ. Proctors dancing school for the
season will open tomorrow evening in his
academy, Seventh and L streets northwest.
The professors classes promises to be much
larger than heretofore. lie will teach all the
new figures
National Republican., 1887-09-05

YOUEG men or middle.aged ones, suffering
from nervous debility and kindred weaknesses
should send 20 cents In stamps for illustrated
took suggC sting sure meaus of cure. Address,
Worlds Dkpansary Medical Association, 663
Main Street, buffalo, N, Y.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Enterprisirg Young People.

The ambitious and enterprising young nao.
pie who have already entered the Syencerlan
Business College for full coGISe of business
training are highly gratliied with their work.
National Republican., 1887-09-05
Still TheyConne!
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Talk about busy! We have been 80 busy
for the last days getting in our fall goods
that we really have not had time to look
through our stock to see what we could
offer cheap among our many bargains. But
knowing that we are compelled to appear
in order to fill our yearly contract space,
we have given you somewhat Of mixed
list; but they are surely untold drives, and
picked from the line Just received.
5sinch All-wool Ladies' Cloth; colors,
black, myrtle, brown, garnet, and navy, 55c.
54inch All-wool Tricot, same shades, Csc.
Handsome Cashmere Embroidered Shoul-
der Scarfs, SOC.
Square Cashmere Evening shawls, 99c.
Flchue Shaped sllk-Embroidered Cash
mere shawls, silk fringe, $1.99.
so elegant Lightweight Tailor.made Eng
llsh Kersey Tight-ftting Jackets for Ladies,
raw edge seams and satin finish, at S4.09;
Just the thing for now; in navy and light
tan. ,-
Short end Japanese Skirting, Sc.
Short end best quality Cretone, slc. o.,
Short end Century Cloth, 71c.
Short end GO-inch Fancy Table Linen, best
oil goods, 49c.
Short end Double Face Striped Canton
Skirting, 19c.
Short end Double Face Fancy Plush eau
ton, 2lc.
ort end New York Mills Bleached Cot
ton, SIC. -..
Short end Satin Twill Fancy Ticking
l2lc.
Short end Double Width Dark and Light
Debtige, 10ic.
l case Of those fine Satin Plaid White
Goods In short ends, which should have
been here 80 days ago, just arrived. No
doubt trihe late, but the style, quality,
and price will surely sell them at 9lc aud
lOic.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
BY Sept. 10 We shall open Men and
Boys Hat Department. We shall show
you all the latest novelties and shapes. VIZ
are not going to have any fancy prices, sc
that we can meet any competition.
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